St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 8, 1899

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' THE MYSTE SWEETS. , THE SUICIDE IS IDENTIFIED,|DREAMS, DIGS AND GETS COIN. AY OF THE SWEE'S*/QNE OF HEROES OF SANTIAGO. |ISSUED AT TARLAC JULY 27.|CABLE CUT OFF EAST OF CUBA.|His COUNSEL CONFIDENT. ra * | A, BOX SENT MRS. NEWCOMB ee 4& WOMAN FOUND HIM AND RE-| NO EXPLANATION OF HIS QUEER) Low aw UNKNOWN SOURCE. |MADE THE TRIP AROUND THE DOCUMENT SENT TO, FOREIGN|MANY HOUSES AND SHIPS ARE| BRIEF SECRET-SESSION OF THE PORTED HIS DEATH. PROCEEDINGS ARE OFFERED. HORN ON THE OREGON. CONSULS AT MANILA. TORN TO PIECES. | COURT HELD TUESDAY i One of His Guns Put the Finishing |Some Anxiety at Washington Over the | Great Damage Done at Fort de France Striking Picture of the Incidents of Touch to the Colon and Perfor- Expected Action of China in and All Communication With Trial and the Chief Actors Drawn ated the Spanish Ship From Recognition of Belligerent the Interior of French Island by the Post-Dispatch Stem to Stern. Rights. Has Been Destroyed. Correspondent. . The Note Mrs. Newcomb Tore Up; It The Suicide’s Son Appeared at the! Louis Mahkorn, Tr., Has a “Spell,” Reflected on Her Husband and Morgue at Noon and Identified Rushes From the House, Digs in She Says a Woman Wrote It the Body as That of His Fa- Earth and Finds Riches in Un- That She Knows Her. ther of South Fourteenth. heard of Places. + = There may be in existence in St. Louis a ae euicide in Calvary Cemetery Monday aft- sankqra, * Big Peer rent Syichman ih 'eandy case, which ranked as a mystery of | officer of Dewey's squadron at Manila, ar- apy Tg oe AW tg for recognition | bulletin was issued at 10:45 this morning: Lora mee Cr n ernoon, as told in late editions of the Post- Fast St. Lous, is at PEON the talk of the | the first water until the Post-Dispatch | rived in St. Louis at 1:40 o'clock Tuesday of iliping independence, ina document Telegraphic communication cut off cast af Copyright. 1800, by Press Publishing mm pany. Diepatch, was established Monday noon, | town, because he ‘sees things. If the boy solved it afternoon dated from Tarlac’ July 27, and signed by Santiago, Cuba. Hurricane center pe : ~~ ‘ ; . 2 " . ~arica : ‘ y (eT s Pealiv , . , 4 , e ’ e appa- teenth street, so his gon says. as successfully as he has for the last — street, pretty, youthful and heiress to a/treasurer of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas os “ gn na s in Manila with the re- H. E. WILLIAMS fendant dramatically pleaded not guilty to re ; . 7 » . . "a ‘pA ~ jt ¢ a ‘4 7 a , T o . 2 _ . = i t y 7 r > °°. ; 7 , The body was found underne ath the cross | or three weeks his fame will become world quarter of a million, who was made de-] Railroad. His stay will be very short, as yn tt ay they forward it to their respec Acting Chief United States Weather Bu- | the indictment for treason and withstood of St. Agnes in Calvary Cemetery by Mrs. | wide. — . | fendant in a suit for divorce filed by a dis- ae ates Ve Soverumens. reau. an examination by the president of the Maria B. Smith, and by her reported to Hie will be known as the “Money Wonder" pensary physician, Carman A. Newcomb, 2 The Filipinos use their old argument that aren court which seemed unusually harsh, if ————_ . - r sp: Ny ~ ee f received within the last two weeks a box ' . : they nad conquered the sovereignty of these FORT DE FRANCE, Island of Martin- not absolutely cruel. Then the court ad- é ™ "eo estive of camphor as much as any other ) . arms, fighting against the Filipinos, ‘‘is elo A | VD Reteiet an Saimin ale ‘Ss Fi quent proof of the nullity of Spanish sover- “h | ' , . on . : . N -, j y ‘ 2 ’ aU YY > M a ° oR, \ \ > ) The candies show evidences ,of having ES v" elgnty, as when they surrendered Spain s wees any Vt been altered in their respective positions “4 | hold was irrevocably lost.” : ht box by 3: ye See \\) The document then says: “Replying to RENNES, France, Aug. 8.~The first act of the Drevfus drama has ended. The de- Aad elk after they were arranged in the _. , y , P , omhe . i rF . the candy merc nani. P » the Spnantsh comm i * 2jon's r . . . ant ps iss : equests to re- The candies do not look fresh and tempt- SK L anne \\ ; ing as sweets usually do, when put up ina SN 84 oe lease the prisoners because Spain no longer pretty box with paper lace about the in- : “Sr > has political interests in the islands, we {7 : side. “ ye asked for a treaty of peace and friendship WL KAY - | Needless to say, Mrs. Newcomb has not i ha ; ‘ | ai s ~ rah Ys s ae + “ti 4 . . a 4 . vs f 4 ‘ > hs | . > > if partaken of the candy. She has not had it ante: = between Spain and the Filipinos, whereby analyzed for the reason that she knows fe 2 Aan \ uae f. sy the prisoners would be released. But the candy — " no ‘harm ae eaten, no a\\ NW WAY ss \\ “— commissioners refused, because it would matter what it contains, and sne proposes VAY , \: ~ mes : : - ° \ ‘ 4 = i. J { - ec. . to keep it as a curiosity. \e | mean recognition of our independenc This As to the note, Mrs. Newcomb tore it IN \Y \y is equivalent to saying that the prisoners tg yf 4 eG into bits like snowflakes when she received } / ! \ LAY , Vay) must stay in our hands indefinitely, be- ” ‘4 Mi . it, and contemptuously tossed the bits into cause their possession is our most effica- Ms > wea OE Wh ; the air, to be blown to oblivion by the : \ + a wind. \ r\\\ cious method to adjust our account with oe Pe \\\ a! F It was an unsigned note, attacking her \ \F Spain and obtain from her recognition of SS | ae nusband, and she ‘felt nothing but con- f ” ‘e.”’ tempt for the writer who was not brave . i AS b> oul ingepencenre: enough to sign her name’’—Mrs. Newcomb LIDUT. E. W. EBERLE. The Filipinos claim that they conquered — ———-f all the country except Manila and that is convinced that the handwriting was that | ——— they co-operated in securing the latter's of a’ woman. he is due at Fort Smith, Ark., Wednesday Mrs. Newcomb cannot recall the text of | Fort Smith is Lieut. Eberle’s home, and ad da 7/7 oS the note verbatim, but she remembers that |the people there have arranged a big cel- | capitulation by surrounding it at the cost eres y a ae So it —— ——— m3 her ee no eee am oge in his honor. He will leave St. | of thousands of lives. Tifey also claim they rr fi oD GZ ep er care; or her. The note lay on top o souis Tuesday night. “re , assiste t 2! str’ the candy within the box. When the pack- Lieut. Eberle tn, by his wife pears 235 red the ees penser Sotep — | age was delivered Mrs. Newcomb opened it}and son, who have been in Washington | for 60 guns that Admiral Dewey gave Agui- Aare Dy, F W/o , with feelings of curiosity to know who had | during his sea service naldo, and that Admiral Dewey and the ee en Vif, PNY mee dl i x sent her a present, and not without a sus- Lieut. Eberle is one of the heroes Of] pritish and Belgian Consuls recognized the ey A ; ; i AM y oe if ¢ ii picion that it might be a peace offering the great Santiago seg fight. He joined -# : i > by 3 sking for asses 4 ‘ “a2 ‘ NS “Py ; A | ’ . from her husband, from whom she became the Oregon when she was launched at Filipino sovereignty) yy &: & DaSses ‘ar eo = , - a ni, “p Y ‘Ta. ertigh ' separated April 1, last. 2 San Francisco three years ago. He made|to visit the country. ' REA Ge a ks a > After destroying the note, Mrs. Newcomb ]|the famous trip around the Horn on the They repeat the claim that they have let- Ee OG Aa oy ; ra * ’ ’ ’ gh Ma ey tossed the box of candy into a drawer and | Or , hs : ear ‘7 al ce ws a Fat . = : ‘ Ua) } Mrs. Newcomb cannot. recall the exect |] killing 8 men in tts passage. When the}]8ave him a Aundred Spanish prisoners date of the receipt of the candy. She | Oregon was ordered to Manila, Lieut. | which the American navy had captured. approxima tes it at not Jonger than tW0O] Dberle went with her. Upon her arrival at Finally the Filipinos appeal to the pow- weeks ago. It was delivered to her at! Manila, he became flag officer, succeeding .e Washi bri to a her mother’s home, 1525 Carr street, by a] Lieut. Brumby, who is with Dewey on the | @'S to influence ashington to bring to : messenger. Olympia. termination “the unjust war which is de- age Ta - + ™ , , £ ~ ’ . ‘* Mrs. Newcomb was so provoked over the Lieut. Eberle’s health had been injured | yastating the country. incident that she told no one about it un-] py his long and arduous sea service and 2) ey? ‘ er & ; a Sf ee . a * 7 - r pat i ; oa 7 » 5 S yy , Boers 7 Se eat ee eo Yi 7) ae pe * i oy aaah Rar ty after _. er igf tint, Re a month ago, w hen hie term of service ex- UNEASY ABOUT CHINA M. Demange, the advocate who defended Dreyfus when convicted before the ceived, and, as ehe dec e; oO e St- | nired, he announced his intention of com- ' ¢ | . JOHN GEBANER. Dispatch, Tuesday morning, she would nev- fan home. re : ws council of war in 1894, and who, w ith M. Labori, Zcla’s advocate, will : . ave e one ) 0 e x O R AaAr-J mira “atson, in ‘omm: ‘ th i o : Who committed suicide at Calvary Cemetery. her husband's divorce petition. Sete teted to dintua ce Che te ti ihe | That Careremens May Degas = now undertake to clear him. a. * ans Fe : ~ | Bberle was firm in his determination to pinos as Belligerents. take a rest. He came bt Pacific Mail WASHINGTON, Aug. &.—Some uneasiness steamer to Vancouver, and went thence to prevails in military circles relative to the ea nah * Hw ye +. * c ye ae ae ee fe —— J ique, Aug. 8.—A cyclone at 11 o'clock yes-f[ journed to spend the next four days in boay lying on the grass, close to the Broad- e little fellow has a day “‘dream" or Stak ashington DY,Way oF the Canadian Pa- de 7 : a. ae : a1yi;. | terday morning struck La Pointe-a-Pitroe, | considering behind closed doors Way entrance. At first she thoueht the night “vision” occssionaliv, which reveals & r ; sy cific. He is now on waiting orders, and attitude of China with respect to the Fili Island of Guadeloupe. The disturbance ‘ “st d doors the famed man was asliegp. She looked closer, and |} '© him, he says, the places of a piewe of coin nt ay a 3 expects to go to the Naval Academy at {pinos as the result of her refusal to per- | jJasted until nearly 4:30 p. m. The roofs of | Secret dossier on which Dreyfus was cone Saw that there were wounds in his head | —8enerally a nickel, but often a 2%-cent ez ) \) , er “’ He sly when his vaca- | mit the shipment of horses purchased by |a number of houses were blown off and | victed before. , 4 ; , : 4 ih ‘e — : : i .,” j oe id ‘ ‘ * . be rer. - Serv er iere Yo "2 r€ r ’ . ; . “o " > : , and a revolver was by hia side. The body piece ora dime. His peculiar gift’ has al- .! Val (AQ . = tion a co va tee es t oH be fore he was agents of Gen. Otis to Manila on the several buildings were demolished, but no Dreyfus has expressed himeelf satisfied, Was removed to the Morgue. ready netted him nearly S54). >t \ . x oraeret ' ue t Was while he 52,9 ° Hy fatalities were recorded. lrwenty-three flat I he: ith the result f t? The man who sought and found death The Mahkrons live at 1% °West Broadway. ; § \ was there -" Mr. Maguire formed his ac- | ground that they are ‘“‘contraband of war. boats and fishing boats were sunk in the ear, W © resu of the firet day of , ’ . : ’ 2 _ “ ; , ‘ cc > . a ‘ 7 ‘> "i . ° —_ = we . * - 1 ‘ WAS not much past the middle of his life. | 32 What ts known as the’ ‘“Wiggin's Ferry - SS Ort ee gyre ey ‘ it "s Maguir Ss 50n Was a Ca- While the Pekin Government has not for-4 harbor. in addition to schooners, two small] the new trial. He told his wife afterward: He was of medium size and height, and | Reserve.” The scene of little Louis’ pecul- Re, Ve Rt me ‘ EL cacemy, and the Lieutenant | mally recognized the belligerency of Aguin- | steamboats and another steamer, the Hi-| “Now that action has begun I feel easier.” his appearance betokened that he did not | /4? Operations és confined to the home en- aN i. Se me . a, were very Kind to him. | ajido and his followers, her announcement | rondille, which were wrecked at other It must be eaid that even the warmest come from the lower walks of life. His | “!osure. The vistonary ability developed in > Dee SS Nae sor owe d oll is very modest, and has ; that horses are “contraband” is regarded as | places. ’ —" fies 2 tne Warm hair was a light brown in color and was | te lad one night nearly three weeks ago, ~ Sr egy SS ; aa a Saree ‘bet ee a ee the storm of | dangerously near such recognition. Offi- The stern of the Alcyon. a fourth steam | partisans of Dreyfus think him a Obit Easetiy sprinkled with gray. His upper | JUSt @s he was undressing for bed. > OEP | it: and deserts “et over the reiative mer-/ China holds that this Government, instead | Cecille, which. was in the harbor, did not -stions. Several times he raised his stubby brown mustache. His hands were | Peated his prayers and started to his couch - ho ay the, iw oye we ss the various participants, | of being engaged in the suppression of an] geuffer. All communication with the in- questions. > : White and soft. His clothes would attract |! De tucked away for the night, about Ae ey cetleen” Gee tes He declines to be | insurrection, is involved in a war, and that | terfor of the island, where the damage done | voice fearfully and emphasized his replies no attention; they were neither fine nor WW o'clock, when he smiled and said: ier a — eeiteean Prag oehaticas a ol ce few who goods purchased by it in her empire for is considerable, has been interrupted. At with feverish gestures which looked the- coarse. The coat and waistcoat were of | ,. Mamma, I know where 1 can find a ta 7 Sous Wiewin est tntees magazines. —_|the use of the American Army are conse-| gaintes two schooners were sunken and oe een the dispassionate beholders @ark blue serge of fair quality. The trous- | @ime-’ a FOP sme nin ole y will rosten to St. S| quently contraband. This Government has | geome flat boats were driven into the in- atric even to rte ( ers were of dark diagonal cloth. The hat Then he darted out the door. _ ¥ ode ml i oy od ort Smith, and Mr f taken no diplomatic notice of China’s dec- terior. The plantations euffered consider- But aside from these lapses Dreyfus* was a black Fedora. Inside the coat col- His mother followed him to the door- 4 WS. "Ry ~ dapper codlamead that his stay will laration that nareee Ste oe, The | ably. conduct is exceedingly correct. It is ree alts . . : : . ’ . Cte. _ . " : Ss . ? S - pen: ea ly o anime hn the bellig Ger ad markable that he is the clearest speaker lar Was the mark “Ss H.&M.” T way and saw him get down on his “all- - rr * . — y ae 1 name : ‘? : . ee — a : ; »* . j ‘ oe . Afr Aw ; > s}1% > Y ~~ cra! Thenbed on the of oy he Bye Re Mall sed : z ye he writs eee ta! neaae tarde aa heard. His astonishingly precise language the Filipinos an ’ apie LEE A H | lack of hesitancy strikingly contrast . his trousers. There were no Fs egrmeed v- ing in the dirt, In a few minutes he re- Cas s N S ‘ WATER ( ! a — mans Sacmiise Gh Sho hah, teen |g exatcang ume 18 his tae. "nA- | PIE a N, PRESSURE FINE) ists Reon casinos Ste gramtiog suck graven with Col, Jouauat'a indincince utterance and . MAMMA, tol ray so.’ f/ ; > “ePcog on. eepie, ° ee » ' . . Mrs. Smit who discovered the body, said ad Mahkorn | saye she paid little at- ‘ . \ Compton Hill Reservoir tandpipe if Reports ‘Fecelved here have Wilinkenee Well-Known Drummer, Lodge Member parwre ghee er — een ed conaneal ly oe oe, Wor he npnowe to her, said : en Shs allman , Used Tuesday and Found secure recognition of Aguinaldo’s Govern- and Politician, Succumbs to bort and Demenge, oe a ae vf woman said the man had escaped from tha jnation of the much-talked-about secret dot- Bome of the attaches Oo itehe Me nees a - , aw sh has suspicions as to the : belligerency. Lee A. Phillips died sudd: nly of heart that they saw the man Frmede ys srgt Sony : : BE Moog ge eandy and the writer of Water was turned on in the Compton Recause of the _— Soong which would disease at his home. 2843 Dayton street, | sier—the was Departmen’ © ich Deal tery early in the day, but , ro the ane swmous note, Dut she does not re- | Hill reservoir standpipe at 10 o'clock Tues- | occur in the status of the Filipinos by rec- Tue 1 -m rning : ‘| budget of documen ~ or , heed to him. ah they paid no veal them directly. She does so by insin- | 4... ¢,, a Pip Sabie my, wi} | ORNition of their belligerency by any na-| “yay PHiins was married and leaves a1 as, Condemned, Bre: yeek® Ser ef ‘At 12 o'clock . young ™ yA" von . i : ay rorenooen mo the first time Phere will tion and the consequent embarrassment = . , ! }»: ‘ ‘ ‘ i@e § ‘ require more than two sessions lle says: Moorgue and identified t) —_ called at the AF ae uation. _ienmation indicates that ehe at-) "°* be sufficient pressure for the high- |tne United States, this Government is As soon as they exhibit the documents : dy as that of SN | Her converéa , ‘ a, |€St points in the southwestern section of svervthing poesible to prevent it — il] ‘ture their fatmmots secret his father, John Gebaner ; : og ee ee .¢ the note and candy to the woman : ae a . i ati _|ing everything pos: } it. ; we will punet + Fourteenth street of 60 South ¥ » Aer ae eeeusen charges with having alienated {7° City. Heretofore the supply of water | nefjeved these efforts wMl be successful sier, and it will be shown that there Ig After making the identification th : BERS cor he i ; waite tions in that section has been a very uncertain | at jeast until the result of the next cam- nothing in it. Col, Jovaust knows it. That n , » er Nhusbanas ¢ CLIONMS. t 7 . Ue . . re man burst inte tears, and ren out be tthe Y ; DAES ay The supposedly poisoned candy Was sen! GOSS. paign is gen is why he ordered secre Ponce gey mo — furs buliding, saving he was going hon —e | 3 not fewer than 10 days before the husband's ens SE ep Should the dry season end with the in- ther notice instead of for four day®, as would return. te and 3 ) a ~) for divorce was filed, and at a THE WEATHER INDICATIONS surgents still in the fleld, the difficulty of waa recommended by Maj. Carriere. f On ~ petition for 4 ; ° ) i {1 - sion now ts that bot® : returning to the Mormve the P RR . . \ pene when Mrs. Newcomb had reason to theese nek preventing foreign recognition will be ma- The genera’ be en made a had ae : “ ° ‘ « " : \ , . ‘ P _ . ~ > > ° ‘ 18! Aue é ‘man's son, John G. Gebaner. . lieve. ehe said, that she and her hus- SHOWERS AND WARMER. terlally increased. Carriere and- Jouat ‘tified the bedy as that of A my Bs Raa = oe would shortly reunite. ; In some quarters there is a disposition to a Even the anti-Dreyfusites are dissatisfied, | the clothes he had worn. The y we te ae Her husband's suit for divorce was as © ae Ty believe that China has been etirred up to They are heard on all sides saying It is @ | could not account for ie oatherte wee man : . reat a surprise to Mrs. Newcomb as was/_** Louis and vicinity—Showers Tuesday night of /}er extraordinary action ‘by European in- trick of the government putting such © deceased had not worked Agee SS) SS Sf the reception of the candy. It has ban- | Wednesday: warmer terests, but she is regarded as altogether ridiculous person as Carriere in charge re, as he was affiicted with Seaatiein ; ES . 7 - ished thoughts of—and, she says, wishes, Missouri—Scattered showers and thunderstorms too friendly . ne mited States to formal- ; the og py ant af “nue , les - . . ‘ an tly edaesday; warmer central por- | pioht Hundred and Fifty-five Nebras- | diss ion ken” t aan autous $0 ane. an ae ‘ amily was : 4 : , ; rs. New ’ o-Tes d- oO nesday nigh Te» ” ’ . ; re armed and searche: fo Fy y h only els — | «che says. but the main allegation he “he kans and 733 Pennsylvanians to i Z ~ During the three recesses of the day the onda night x4 2 Sor dim ns arly ail of - somatdertng the unseemiy hour for ent, sn ii he non ‘upport Sh will | & Misslesippi—Feir, contigued high temperatuse fj ' playground of the Lycee presented a . © ™ . ‘J - 2 ? e all . . » P i - . ¢ - : . . . y gent. such a thing to happen When the father eon bod be aumtade of thn ene child oo Tuesday night and Wednesday; winds becoming Be Mustered Out. fj like «laht. It is a microcosm of society. T =, ‘ \e WASHINGTON, Aug. §.—Gen, Shafter to- fashionable world, iWterature, art, (he army, journalism are all amply represented, { e lay ge he River. — | Sta of the telegraph the following field returns. of Parisian celebrities. All are eagerly dite one continued in that frame of mind. cussing what they have seen and @what they Se w lerably worke ] uj), are he expressed it, iar te ie cond ne R~ suseert the hee | reported to ft ] the playground gathers an animated crow Proper ty 0 ill Probably Be Taken ; wo or three times during the following tle ‘ » | ar ne lak 91,3 ; : 4 . aT i xpe nce i [om | onre T > a ST ) a il. . . ver in Novem ber. ‘y th boy woul be playing with his z ae ~ge gene oo Fo gy ~ “ag el a pom oe he ae hp ethos ‘tal commiasioned officers, 46; promoted have heard in the prt Ng te és y « : = from ranks, 18; resigned, 15; discharged, 2; Dreyfusites and anti-Dreyfusites eno 6 Puve ther | SY; , : ak pariap , ‘ ‘'y a giove trust is aesured, The new company Me why where there's ‘ a Ae ney * as a strong candidate for the office of | : ; . | N tad ballabed: anal with amt aj xy and eye each _—— j “he ” ould « rt ae oo the Chie ispensar *hysicis he , ‘ ry sere » mustere yut, or pOEs. ‘ Will engage in manufacture of ladiex line en De would scratch some more in the Chief Dispensary ‘. aus vata Maret = a ne 7 25x 1285 "total enlisted men who have —— was ——————"j conflict occurs, although there are inélie a ae ne 7 © ‘ ia regiment 1246: discharged, 325; kille and i wife and one child. Ile was about © years! dent«a somewhat exciting . p a ots = bee . : of the silver pleces were minted years old, ~ ie died of wounds, 33; died of disease, 25; onl wre entdedt-at the Cie Dee (> ve. ere au — in a dispute with & number of out-of ® years ago, accordl } lates tainly the wealthiest resident of the neig} —_——_—_—— |drowned, 1; deserted, 2; transferred, 6; re- | bywas pres oUt’ Os tne / ners | Arthur Meyer, owner of the Eauices, (he : sfacturer uUt-o -tow n Kiove In Various niae cing to the Gates, } } oon} of Fifteenth and iyi ne neign- h 7 maining ta he mustered out, AD. 1A .« CIATION, and ;OTF MANY years had Dee ty Delt te reat opponent of Dreyfua. The fle ree ’ s are in the city completing ; at i “ ~ ‘. sf @s the boy has been known a ~ ead vo akees th art Sreets The Here and Elsew ere at ae 8 “General field return Tenth Pennsylvania: in the employ of the Jacoh Furth Grocery Mirabeau threatens to strike Meyer; take ' died e combine, While the contracts | gee » Oe we in the ground nearly a foot marr ane ’ * the Wishes of the ae Loole 72 Kansas City Total commissioned officers, 36; promoted |Cq He was a Mason, an Odd Fellow: and) friends separate them, r taking over of the prop- P Defore reaching the money, but he girl's parents and @ great surprise to the >. , ..68 Little Rock . ; : ‘ "g:. 4 s- *K ight of Pythias Two other news ri it hu never “prospects.” He says he always octor's host of frien and acquaintances oe Se weer” FL a from the ranks, 5; resigned, 6; died of dis- | a mo ‘4 ' i tin R ronal “ar moon, privates?” ams Rows the location of ‘the tein before he Mrs. Newcomb 8 half sister torte ais | Meee coe Tae Bitkaae gobs, 1; remaining to be musiored out, 3 |, At one, time he wae prominent in, Repb | change, views, the Gist aiap 10 the Gusting. s ts ¥ . 4 “ere e*eeerr "eee ** ta en men, : a be > | re (igging for it. mega & Her pasate ar ty eee OWn Cleveland 26.6 «+++** a oe Eoepcetonees ed of wounds, 15; died .of | L Filey but the elimination of the old a Gen. Mercier : paénain rig and intelligent for his | much realestate that the er cannot , Denver ...+ Ww 6 remaining | an end also to Mr. Phillips’ polit- prey! : | Galveston ..« es+eee out, 738." : indianapolis SCONTINUED ON PAGE 2)” = —=“‘« CONTINUED ON PAGE boca on 7 ’ . he foe ” ¢ aecre of ~ , | one Height im feet, 12.6, a decrease 6 in 24) “General fleld return First Nebraska: To- . three matioar . saat c —_ NEW YORK Aug K.. The fo , . ey brothers and sieters and ’ . rmation of | Would sudden! . ' ‘ >t an about town and spoke | , "HITIPS. other with haif velled anger, No grave ! ‘ef sre le “ gioves, not heretofore attempted in this dirt in the front yard and come, back soon fle goa gg ‘“Bettie’’ Rosenstein 18 nt and will ; >i with a piece of es ried ry, make & strong bid for Many ’ in ‘ probably the prettiest, and cer- n trade. 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